Workshop for Making Anonymous Verdict
Bandung | Badilag.net/english
In cooperation with the IAJPT (Indonesia Australia Justice Partnership Transition), DG Badilag held a three-day anonymous verdict workshop in Bandung. The workshop aimed to select which areas of verdict should and should not be obviously published. It involved participants from throughout Indonesia, each of which represented the Appellate Court plus participants from the Supreme Court.
This program refers to the regulation of Chief Justice No. 144/2007 regarding the disclosure of information in courts. The regulation obviously differentiates which points should be and not be obscured, but there are many mistakes regarding the implementation. Based on this fact, DG initiated to hold a workshop not only serving materials and techniques, but also implementing into practice.
. "I congratulate the organizers and participants for producing something extraordinary," said Aria Sujudi, program implementer of the Supreme Court Renewal Team. However, He acknowledges though the workshop is important enough, the task for making anonymous verdict can be done anytime in each workplace.
Workshop participants posing together with DG of Badilag.
Gift and Reward
In closing ceremony, participants had a chance to achieve gift with various categories. Participants from Surabaya, Bandung and Jakarta Appellate Court won the rewards for the category of the biggest number of verdict published in Asianlii. In particular category for the biggest number of verdict brought in the workshop, Surabaya Appellate Court was the winner. Besides, the organizer also presented special gift for two participants from the Supreme Court due to their hard working during the workshop.
